Turismo de Galicia strengthens ties with Friends of the Way of St. James associations in the United States

Turismo de Galicia recently strengthened ties with Way of St. James associations in the United States, with the participation of Xacobeo Manager Rafael Sánchez in the 20th Annual Gathering of Pilgrims. The event, held in Georgia, brought together more than 200 pilgrims with an interest in the Jacobean phenomenon. This gathering consolidated the relationship with … Read more

The Spanish National Research Council (CSIC) in Galicia presents the book “Translating the Relics of St James”

The publication is the fifth volume in the series Compostela International Studies in Pilgrimage History and Culture, published by Routledge. It focuses on analysing the translatio of the remains of St. James the Apostle, son of Zebedee, from Palestine to Santiago de Compostela, and its impact on the historical and symbolic construction of the phenomenon … Read more

The Xunta is making progress in the projects to improve the integration of the landscape of the Caminos de Santiago in Compostela

The Xunta will address adaptation work in, at least, four areas of entry of the Caminos de Santiago into the city, where the Town Hall will place the terrain at its disposal and replace the services affected. The Xunta informed of the contracting of the projects in order to improve the integration of the landscape … Read more

Turismo de Galicia presents the guide “Places Associated with St. James in Compostela and the Surrounding Area”

Turismo de Galicia presents the guide Places Associated with St. James in Compostela and the Surrounding Area, which includes the most important or unique locations associated with the world of pilgrimage. This publication provides an overview of the many connections with St. James which can be found in the destination of the Way of St. … Read more

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